Longchamp, church - stained glass
This stained glass window represents Sainte-Barbe, recognizable by her traditional attributes and is donated by the François Bouton family.
This stained glass window depicts Saint Barbara, recognizable by her traditional attributes: the three-window tower and the palm of martyrdom. She wears a long, richly decorated dress, with a blue cloak and a red bodice decorated with gold motifs. She holds a sword in her right hand, a symbol of her decapitation, and a palm in her left hand, an emblem of her martyrdom. At her feet, we can see a tower, her main attribute. An inscription reads: “Given by the François Bouton family,” and the signature at the bottom right reveals the date 1902 and the master glazier from Nancy.This stained glass window depicts Saint Barbara, recognizable by her traditional attributes: the three-window tower and the palm of martyrdom. She wears a long, richly decorated dress, with a blue cloak and a red bodice decorated with gold motifs. She holds a sword in her right hand, a symbol of her decapitation, and a palm in her left hand, an emblem of her martyrdom. At her feet, we can see a tower, her main attribute. An inscription reads: “Given by the François Bouton family,” and the signature at the bottom right reveals the date 1902 and the master glazier from Nancy.
Click on the image to go full screen. This stained glass window depicts Saint Barbara, recognizable by her traditional attributes: the three-window tower and the palm of martyrdom. She wears a long, richly decorated dress, with a blue cloak and a red bodice decorated with gold motifs. She holds a sword in her right hand, a symbol of her decapitation, and a palm in her left hand, an emblem of her martyrdom. At her feet, we can see a tower, her main attribute. An inscription reads: “Given by the François Bouton family,” and the signature at the bottom right reveals the date 1902 and the master glazier from Nancy.
